Obit:(from Cave Springs)
John Clement, a well known citizen of this place, died Monday night of pneumonia. Mr Clement was sick only a few days. He leaves a wife and nine children and at this time three of them are ill with pneumonia. Loyd, the first to take the disease, has been seriously ill but is better now. Mrs. Clement has the sympathy of the entire community in her bereavement and trouble. The body of Mr. Clement was buried in the local cemetery. (Benton County Democrat 1/22/25)
W.A. Clement and his niece, Marie Clement, attended the funeral of his brother, John Clement, at Cave Springs Tuesday afternoon. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
John Clement a well known carpenter of Cave Springs, died Monday night, January 19th, 1925 of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with interment in the Phillips cemetery. Besides his widow he is survived by nine children. He is also survived by four brothers--W.A. and Burton Clement of Bentonville; L.A. and Charles Clement of Dawn, Mo; and one sister--Mrs.Ida Leach of Fredonia, Kansas. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
(from Hebron)
Death took away another useful life when John Clement answered the call Monday night at 10 o'clock at the age of 54 years. His going leaves a wife and eight children and most of the children are small and soley dependent on his work for maintenance. He was one of the most honest, upright, noble men we have ever known. He was a good carpenter and hundreds of buildings in the country are monuments to his handiwork. When not otherwise employed he was pruning apple trees and was an expert at the job. He never asked exorbitant prices for his labor, was always reasonable in his dealings, always doing the meek and humble things of life; never out of humor or worried, and ever had a cheerful "Hello" for his many friends--and everyone was his friend. Funeral services were conducted at the Apostolic church on Tuesday at 2:00 o'clock and the body was interred in the Phillips cemetery.
(Rogers Democrat 1/22/25)
John's wife Attie Pearl Clement is buried in California.
Attie Pearl Clement is buried in Grandview Memorial Cemetery in Glendale, California. She is buried next to her son James Loyd Clement (Plot: sec. M tier 50 grave 73). Attie's find a grave memorial # 47484902. Thank you ~ Kimberly King
John Clement, a well known citizen of this place, died Monday night of pneumonia. Mr Clement was sick only a few days. He leaves a wife and nine children and at this time three of them are ill with pneumonia. Loyd, the first to take the disease, has been seriously ill but is better now. Mrs. Clement has the sympathy of the entire community in her bereavement and trouble. The body of Mr. Clement was buried in the local cemetery. (Benton County Democrat 1/22/25)
W.A. Clement and his niece, Marie Clement, attended the funeral of his brother, John Clement, at Cave Springs Tuesday afternoon. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
John Clement a well known carpenter of Cave Springs, died Monday night, January 19th, 1925 of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with interment in the Phillips cemetery. Besides his widow he is survived by nine children. He is also survived by four brothers--W.A. and Burton Clement of Bentonville; L.A. and Charles Clement of Dawn, Mo; and one sister--Mrs.Ida Leach of Fredonia, Kansas. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
(from Hebron)
Death took away another useful life when John Clement answered the call Monday night at 10 o'clock at the age of 54 years. His going leaves a wife and eight children and most of the children are small and soley dependent on his work for maintenance. He was one of the most honest, upright, noble men we have ever known. He was a good carpenter and hundreds of buildings in the country are monuments to his handiwork. When not otherwise employed he was pruning apple trees and was an expert at the job. He never asked exorbitant prices for his labor, was always reasonable in his dealings, always doing the meek and humble things of life; never out of humor or worried, and ever had a cheerful "Hello" for his many friends--and everyone was his friend. Funeral services were conducted at the Apostolic church on Tuesday at 2:00 o'clock and the body was interred in the Phillips cemetery.
(Rogers Democrat 1/22/25)
John's wife Attie Pearl Clement is buried in California.
Attie Pearl Clement is buried in Grandview Memorial Cemetery in Glendale, California. She is buried next to her son James Loyd Clement (Plot: sec. M tier 50 grave 73). Attie's find a grave memorial # 47484902. Thank you ~ Kimberly King
Obit:(from Cave Springs)
John Clement, a well known citizen of this place, died Monday night of pneumonia. Mr Clement was sick only a few days. He leaves a wife and nine children and at this time three of them are ill with pneumonia. Loyd, the first to take the disease, has been seriously ill but is better now. Mrs. Clement has the sympathy of the entire community in her bereavement and trouble. The body of Mr. Clement was buried in the local cemetery. (Benton County Democrat 1/22/25)
W.A. Clement and his niece, Marie Clement, attended the funeral of his brother, John Clement, at Cave Springs Tuesday afternoon. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
John Clement a well known carpenter of Cave Springs, died Monday night, January 19th, 1925 of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with interment in the Phillips cemetery. Besides his widow he is survived by nine children. He is also survived by four brothers--W.A. and Burton Clement of Bentonville; L.A. and Charles Clement of Dawn, Mo; and one sister--Mrs.Ida Leach of Fredonia, Kansas. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
(from Hebron)
Death took away another useful life when John Clement answered the call Monday night at 10 o'clock at the age of 54 years. His going leaves a wife and eight children and most of the children are small and soley dependent on his work for maintenance. He was one of the most honest, upright, noble men we have ever known. He was a good carpenter and hundreds of buildings in the country are monuments to his handiwork. When not otherwise employed he was pruning apple trees and was an expert at the job. He never asked exorbitant prices for his labor, was always reasonable in his dealings, always doing the meek and humble things of life; never out of humor or worried, and ever had a cheerful "Hello" for his many friends--and everyone was his friend. Funeral services were conducted at the Apostolic church on Tuesday at 2:00 o'clock and the body was interred in the Phillips cemetery.
(Rogers Democrat 1/22/25)
John's wife Attie Pearl Clement is buried in California.
Attie Pearl Clement is buried in Grandview Memorial Cemetery in Glendale, California. She is buried next to her son James Loyd Clement (Plot: sec. M tier 50 grave 73). Attie's find a grave memorial # 47484902. Thank you ~ Kimberly King
John Clement, a well known citizen of this place, died Monday night of pneumonia. Mr Clement was sick only a few days. He leaves a wife and nine children and at this time three of them are ill with pneumonia. Loyd, the first to take the disease, has been seriously ill but is better now. Mrs. Clement has the sympathy of the entire community in her bereavement and trouble. The body of Mr. Clement was buried in the local cemetery. (Benton County Democrat 1/22/25)
W.A. Clement and his niece, Marie Clement, attended the funeral of his brother, John Clement, at Cave Springs Tuesday afternoon. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
John Clement a well known carpenter of Cave Springs, died Monday night, January 19th, 1925 of pneumonia, after an illness of about a week. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with interment in the Phillips cemetery. Besides his widow he is survived by nine children. He is also survived by four brothers--W.A. and Burton Clement of Bentonville; L.A. and Charles Clement of Dawn, Mo; and one sister--Mrs.Ida Leach of Fredonia, Kansas. (Benton County Record 1/23/25)
(from Hebron)
Death took away another useful life when John Clement answered the call Monday night at 10 o'clock at the age of 54 years. His going leaves a wife and eight children and most of the children are small and soley dependent on his work for maintenance. He was one of the most honest, upright, noble men we have ever known. He was a good carpenter and hundreds of buildings in the country are monuments to his handiwork. When not otherwise employed he was pruning apple trees and was an expert at the job. He never asked exorbitant prices for his labor, was always reasonable in his dealings, always doing the meek and humble things of life; never out of humor or worried, and ever had a cheerful "Hello" for his many friends--and everyone was his friend. Funeral services were conducted at the Apostolic church on Tuesday at 2:00 o'clock and the body was interred in the Phillips cemetery.
(Rogers Democrat 1/22/25)
John's wife Attie Pearl Clement is buried in California.
Attie Pearl Clement is buried in Grandview Memorial Cemetery in Glendale, California. She is buried next to her son James Loyd Clement (Plot: sec. M tier 50 grave 73). Attie's find a grave memorial # 47484902. Thank you ~ Kimberly King
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